VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case???

I think that's the wrong switch Alex, but I'm certain the right switch
can be found somewhere.

--
Best regards,
Kyle
"Alex Zorrilla" <apz.DeleteThis@zxeng.com> wrote in message
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| I've done that. Basically what you need is a replacement power
switch
| that will connect to the motherboard instead of to the power supply.
| You can get them at Directron for a whole $1.00:
|
| http://www.directron.com/switchat.html
|
| Aside from that, the rest is pretty straightforward. Put the ATX
power
| supply in the AT's place (make sure it will fit), plug it into the
ATX
| power connector on the motherboard, and change the AT/ATX power
jumper
| on the motherboard. You should be good to go.
|
| --Alex
|
|
|
| mort wrote:
| > Can anybody tell me how to connect an FIC VA503+ to an ATX power
supply
| > in an AT case?
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

In article <38t1hrF5t9ggcU1.TakeThisOut@individual.net>, Kylesb <me.TakeThisOut@privacy.net>
writes
 >I think that's the wrong switch Alex, but I'm certain the right switch
 >can be found somewhere.
 >
When I did this with my 503+ I used the Reset switch from the AT case as
the power switch for the ATX PSU. Worked fine.
--
Roger Hunt<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

Ack!!!!! You're right, that was the wrong link. No wonder it was so
cheap. Sorry about that.

Actually, here is a link to a proper ATX power switch for auction now on
EBay. I am not sure how long this page will still be available, so take
a look at it while you can:

<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3670&item=6749217342&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW&tc=photo" target="_blank">http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3670&item=67492...42&rd=1</a>

Not to worry, though. There are several for sale. Just go to EBay and
do a search for "ATX power switch". That's how I found this one.

--Alex




Kylesb wrote:
 > I think that's the wrong switch Alex, but I'm certain the right switch
 > can be found somewhere.
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

As the other guys have already said, it's very easy. You just have to get a
new power switch that is just a momentary contact single pole single throw
switch with a 2 wire connector to connect to the motherboard RPW_SW (remote
power switch) header, and connect the ATX power supply just as you would in
an ATX case. Also, make sure you set the PWR jumper (at the back of the
board, right in the middle) to ATX (2-3).
Robert
"mort" <mort_88 DeleteThis @att.net> wrote in message
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 > Can anybody tell me how to connect an FIC VA503+ to an ATX power supply in
 > an AT case?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

I was at Fry's last night. I saw one of these for $2.99.



Robert Akins wrote:
 > As the other guys have already said, it's very easy. You just have to get a
 > new power switch that is just a momentary contact single pole single throw
 > switch with a 2 wire connector to connect to the motherboard RPW_SW (remote
 > power switch) header, and connect the ATX power supply just as you would in
 > an ATX case. Also, make sure you set the PWR jumper (at the back of the
 > board, right in the middle) to ATX (2-3).
 > Robert
 > "mort" <mort_88.TakeThisOut@att.net> wrote in message
 > news:4TVVd.322371$w62.249262@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
 >
  >>Can anybody tell me how to connect an FIC VA503+ to an ATX power supply in
  >>an AT case?
 >
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

On 3/10/05 4:30 PM, Alex Zorrilla wrote:

 > I was at Fry's last night. I saw one of these for $2.99.

Great! A store I can drive to. And I was wondering if they'd have such a
switch. Thanks for the tip.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case??? 

I'm wondering if the opposite stands true also? if an ATX mobo will fit in an AT case. if so what modifications are neccessary? thanks.
 >> Stay informed about: VA503+ with ATX power supply in AT case???